THRESHING AT ITS PEAK OF PERFECTION

By Jack Thompson
Published on November 1, 1971
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This threshing rig was a 1915 Reeves 16 hp. owned by Earl Hayes, R. 4, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. The bridge is just outside of the village of Homer in Licking County (bridge still stands). It was August 19th, 1918 when the bridge gave way. Earl was under the engi

102 Britannia St., Stratford, Ontario, Canada

I have noticed an occasional article on ‘barn threshing’
in the Iron-Men Album. In this part of southern Ontario, Canada,
near Stratford, Perth County, all the barns had stone foundations,
with dirt ramps called barn banks to provide access to the upper
story where the sheaves were stored.

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